02-08-2013 07:45 AM
02-08-2013 07:46 AM
02-08-2013 08:40 AM
This topic is currently being reviewed by the mods. I see it now as a glitch in the system, however if it is being used as a backdoor method then there will likely be repurcussions from GE concerning this.
Starting Score: 50402-08-2013 09:21 AM
I have had to do that 3 times already, very strange. Good news though, my score went up!
02-08-2013 09:44 AM
02-17-2013 08:38 AM
westo12 wrote:I had to re-enroll in the program to get this months FICO (+30 from last month thank you very much! lol) , anyone else have to do that? And I also lost the history in that graph that they provide as well. Weird.
I had to re-enroll at least 3 times this month.
02-17-2013 08:48 AM
My score was updated on Feb 4, I havnt had to re-enroll. Card has been open since Nov'12.
Starting Score: EQ 676(myFICO) TU 686(Lender Pull) EX 692 02-17-2013 08:54 AM
SpeedingWheels wrote:I wonder if you could use that as a daily pull?
I just refreshed by going through the acct services menu and I'm up 36 pts to 711... I was expecting a jump but thats more then I was even hoping for!
Daily pull? Well now if enough people did this and abused the system, we could ALL lose the free service.
02-17-2013 01:39 PM
You do have to re-enroll everytime, not just everyday you log in. At least I do.
But, if after you en-roll, see your score, then return to accout summary, then click on get fico "you will not have to enroll again since you did not log out", your history is there.
I thought I lost my history too when it just showed current score, but I just went back to main page and then right back to view score and all history is intact.
From 666 last month to 699 for this month so far!
02-17-2013 01:42 PM
westo12 wrote:I had to re-enroll in the program to get this months FICO (+30 from last month thank you very much! lol) , anyone else have to do that? And I also lost the history in that graph that they provide as well. Weird.
Yea I had to do that too cost me $5 because my TU report is frozen ![]()

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